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22/10/2026
Are you a young person aged 16-30 years? A local artist, crafter, entrepreneur or business owner? Why not showcase your work at our Christmas Young Makers' Market?
If you're interested, email us at [email protected] and visit our website for more details.
20/10/2026
If you are aged between 11-18yrs and love being outdoors in nature, come and find out what it is like to be a ranger at Morden Hall Park at our special Ranger for a Day event.
You will be carrying out various tasks around the park, including removing invasive species from the river and monitoring wildlife habitats.
This activity is free, but you will need to register in advance before the day.
As a thank you for your help, lunch will be on us.
To register, email us at: [email protected]
19/10/2026
🌲Christmas is coming to Morden Hall Park
Find thoughtful gifts in our Garden Centre, second-hand bookshop and Young Makers Market; pick out your perfect Christmas tree and enjoy a magical visit with Father Christmas.
Gather friends, family or colleagues for a festive lunch in the Potting Shed Café, or get creative at one of our wreath-making workshops.
Throughout the season, follow our festive family trail, Save the Sleigh, and help Father Christmas get ready for his big journey.
Visit our website to find out more.
17/10/2026
Calling all young artists and creatives! 🎨🌿
Looking for something creative to do this half term?
Join mural artist Charlotte Wallis and Community Rangers Najwa and Molly to help design a brand-new mural for the container at Poulter Park. Discover the history of the park, explore the wildlife that calls it home, and work together to create artwork inspired by the people, nature and stories of Poulter Park.
📅 Workshop date: Wednesday 28th October 2026
📍 Location: Meet by the children's play area, Poulter Park, SM5 1EE
⏰ Time: 10am-12.30pm
No adult required
Booing Essential! To book a free space on this fantastic workshop, please contact [email protected].
Can't make the workshop?
Drop into our open community session on Saturday 31, 10am-12.30pm. No booking required and all ages are welcome!
🎨 Help bring the mural to life!
Participants will also have the chance to paint the final design onto the container on Friday 6th, Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th (times TBC). Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
16/10/2026
Looking to exhibit your artwork in 2027?
Applications are now open for exhibitions at Morden Hall Park’s Stableyard Exhibition Space for the first half of next year.
Our bright room in the historic Stableyard features a long white display wall and four display boards, offering a welcoming space to showcase your work. The space is shared with our Stableyard Café.
Available dates:
📅 Sat 23 Jan – Fri 12 Feb | 3 weeks\
£450 for-profit rate
📅 Sat 20 Mar – Fri 9 Apr | 3 weeks\
Group exhibitions only, during the busy Easter period\
£600 for-profit rate
📅 Sat 24 Apr – Fri 7 May | 2 weeks\
£300 for-profit rate
📅 Sat 12 Jun – Fri 25 Jun | 2 weeks\
£300 for-profit rate
Exhibitions run from 10am–4pm. Prices exclude VAT, and a non-profit rate is available on request.
Applications close Sunday 8 November 2026.
Interested in exhibiting? Email [email protected] to submit your proposal.
15/10/2026
Have you got your half term sorted? There's lots going on at Morden Hall Park to keep the family entertained...
October is Black History Month, and we still have a few places left on our activities for young people, including our baking, storytelling and craft, and drumming workshops. Visit our website to book your space.
You can also explore Morden Hall Park's flora and fauna through the lens of Caribbean folklore. Pick up our free trail sheet from the Community Hub.
Or download the Stranger Folk app and create your own story around the parklands. Just follow your imagination and let the 'Old Crone' take you on an English folklore adventure. Perfect for children 7+ years.
Finally, get ready for Halloween and create your very own jack-o'-lantern in our Pumping Carving sessions on Thursday 29 October.
You can see listings for all our events in the comments below.
15/10/2026
Here's our new display at the Stableyard Secondhand Bookshop, perhaps best described as A Cornucopia of Curiosities. Dan Dare fan? Or maybe some rare volumes of The Strand might pique your interest. The cornucopia will be added to next Wednesday too so keep your eyes peeled for even more curiosities to come.
The bookshop is open daily, 10am to 3pm.
Every purchase helps support the care of Morden Hall Park.
14/10/2026
There are a few places left on our 'Spiders aren't so scary' workshop this Friday.
Join us for a fascinating and family-friendly adventure where we’ll uncover the secret lives of these misunderstood minibeasts, then go out on a twilight walk to see how many different spiders you can find.
£5/child and £7/adult. See link in comments for more info and to book.
13/10/2026
In celebration of Black History Month here at Morden Hall Park you can now pick up our wonderful Caribbean Folktale Trail. Through the illuminating lens of Caribbean folklore and legends, this self-led trail encourages us to connect the park’s local flora and fauna with fascinating traditional Caribbean deities which have represented the resilience of nature and provided hope in this part of the world for many ages.
The trail can now be picked up for free in our Community Hub.
10/10/2026
What does Sinners reveal about ancestry, spirituality and the stories we carry?
This Black History Month, join Dr Michelle Asantewa at Morden Hall Park for a thought-provoking presentation and discussion exploring the film through the lens of African spirituality, ancestral presence, ritual and cultural memory.
Drawing on her work as a writer, educator and spiritual practitioner, Michelle will explore how African spiritual traditions shape the film and continue to inform Black identity and experience.
Saturday 17 October, 2pm to 4pm
Tickets are £5. Booking is essential.
Please note: this is a presentation and reflection on the film, not a screening.
Book your place via our website.
Address
Morden Hall Road
Morden
SM4 5JD
To reach your destination at Morden Hall Road in Morden, you have a couple of options for public transport and driving.
**Public Transport:**
1. **By Tube:** Take the Northern Line to Morden Station. From there, it's about a 15-minute walk to your destination. Exit the station and head southeast on London Road, then turn left onto Morden Hall Road.
2. **By Bus:** Several bus routes serve the area, including routes 80, 93, and 154. Check local schedules for the best route based on your starting point.
**Driving/Parking:**
If you're driving, you can access Morden Hall Road via the A24 or A297. There are parking facilities available nearby; however, be sure to check for any parking restrictions or fees that may apply during your visit. Look for designated parking areas along Morden Hall Road or nearby streets.
Safe travels!
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Morden Hall Park NT is a hidden gem that beautifully combines the tranquility of nature with the vibrancy of community life. This ancient, Arcadian country estate boasts magnificent trees and expansive open skies, creating a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of London. The park is cherished by its visitors, who have made it their own sanctuary for relaxation and recreation.
Families can often be seen enjoying delightful moments together—children paddling in the gentle waters, climbing trees, or exploring meadows filled with wildflowers. Morden Hall Park serves as a backdrop for countless memories, whether it's a first date under the shade of an oak tree or a leisurely afternoon spent in laughter with friends.
The park's connection to water is particularly enchanting; the river Wandle flows gracefully through its landscape, offering both beauty and historical significance. This waterway not only nourishes the local ecosystem but also tells stories of the past when it powered local industries.
At Morden Hall Park, there are no barriers—real or imagined. It welcomes everyone: commuters on their morning walks, teenagers cycling along winding paths, mothers unwinding in the fragrant rose garden, and locals gathering at the inviting café. The vibrant wildlife adds to its charm; visitors might catch sight of kingfishers darting over the water or hear herons calling from their perches.
Despite being nestled within London’s embrace, Morden Hall Park offers an oasis of peace where one can escape into nature while still feeling connected to city life. It's a place where every visit feels special—a true testament to its enduring appeal as a beloved community space.
